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Geoffrey Robertson to push for Gweagal shield's return in new series
The human rights barrister believes the Indigenous artefact exhibited in the British Museum has to be returned.
- by Garry Maddox
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Christmas
Let the Christmas viewing commence: why audiences will always love holiday films
We lust after the ugly Christmas jumpers, sing along with the classic carols and shiver as the snow falls – even if it is 35 degrees outside.
- by Matilda Dixon-Smith
Australian film
Why are so many British actors starring in Australian films?
Miranda Richardson, Helen Mirren and Andrew Lincoln are among the many Brits featuring in local productions.
- by Garry Maddox
Review
Top five films: best of what's new in streaming
Mobsters, Vikings and religious revivalists show up in this week's varied selection.
- by Jake Wilson
Film
Vince Vaughn talks new Wedding Crashers film
Vince Vaughn reveals he and Owen Wilson are in talks to make a Wedding Crashers sequel.
Courts
Has Johnny Depp's ship sailed?
The Hollywood star's reputation is in tatters after losing a high-profile court case in London.
- by Garry Maddox
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Australian film
'Grossly under-represented': Academy gives Rams a second chance at awards
The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts is giving the comic-drama Rams an extraordinary second chance.
- by Garry Maddox
Review
When an IS soldier returns to Sydney's western suburbs
Intense family drama unfolds as son returns from fighting in Syria.
- by Sandra Hall
Trailer: The Mandalorian Season 2
The Mandalorian and the child (Baby Yoda) continue their journey facing enemies and finding allies.
Australian film
Sam Neill's new film about sick sheep is an accidental fable for our times
Jeremy Sims' tale of a health scare, a tough government response, and a man refusing to play by the rules could hardly be more timely.
- by Karl Quinn
Review
Why were Australian women revolting? Brazen Hussies has the answer
It would be easy for this documentary on the history of the women’s liberation movement to become a nostalgic wallow, but it’s better than that.
- by Paul Byrnes